The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-20
NEAR BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
July 18th to august 3rd Inclusive.
Programme of Exercises.
THURSDAY, JULY 18th.

| W. M. Strayer, W. M Ale4Anuer, Drs' AeaS,
Thomas and others.
P.M.--Dr. Henry Baker, Of Baltimore,
presiding. Address by Rev. George II. Vib-
bert, OF Massachusetts, on "Public Opinion
and Prohibition" NJ usic by Silver Lake
| Combination.
FRIDAY, July 18th.
| "a. M.-Gospe Temperance Meeting, led
by Rev. Henry M. Wharton, or Rev. W. T.
| D. GLENN.
1870 4. M.-Rev. T. E. Martindale, OF Wi
comico county, presiding. Address by Rev.
George H. Vibbert, subject: 1.-THE Industrial
and Prohibitory Conflicts"
| 2.15 P. M.--Juvenile Demorest Medal Con-
test, Oliver H. Bruce, Of Allegheny county.
presiding.
man of Missouri,
Up. M.-Gospel Temperance Meeting led
| by Rev. Henry NJ. Wharton.
3P. M.-Rev. L.. A. Mann of Frederick
county, presiding. Song and addresses by
| the Silver Lake Combination.
SATURDAY, JULY 3Oth.
pa M.-George r. Scott of the New York
WITNESS, presiding. Subject: why l am a
| Prohibitionist Answers IN five minute
speeches.
10 A. M.--David w. Glass, Esq, presiding
Constitutional Amendment Service: LIST.
Address by Edwin Higgins, Esq, of Balti-
more. Cd. Address by Prof. A. A. Hopkins !;
Subject: THE Proper attitude of tho Prohi
bition Party to Constitutional Amendments,
State and National" Music by the Quar-
| tette.
$50 p. N.-William Jennings Demorest of
New York, presiding. Juvenile Gold Medal
Contest. Music by the Silver Lake Combi-
nation.
$50 P. M.-Rev Luther b. Wilson, presi-
ding. Address by Mrs. Mary T. Lathrap, of
Michigan. Music by the Silver Lake Com
bination.
Up. M.-Gospel Tenn perance Meeting, con-
Quoted by Rev. Henry M. Wharton, or Mrs.
Martindale, of Wicomiso county, late Presi-
dent of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, of Delaware.
SP. M.-Summerfeld Baldwin, ESQ.,, pre-
| siding. "Parties and Issues" by Prof. A. A.
Hopkins "The Home and the Saloon" by
| Rev. G. Henry Mead. Music by the Quar-
tette.
SUNDAY, JULY 3Ist
GA. M Gospel Temperance Meeting. led
| by Miss Jennie Smith, of Mountain Lake
|
Washington, D. c. Music by the Quartstte.
| 1870 A. M.-Temperance Sermon by Mrs.
Mary 7. Lathrap. Music by the Quartette.
| PIP M.-Children's Meeting conducted by
| Miss Jennie Smith.
| 3P. M.-George A. Hilton, Esq, presiding.
Address by Hon. John B. Finch. Music by
| the Silver Lake Combination.
| Up. M.--Song Service by Silver Lake Com
| n in H Watera of
York, presiding--and participated in by
Messrs Hilton and Scott, and Miss Jennie
Smith and others.
| 8P. M.-Rev. Alfred Smith, presiding.
Sermon by Mrs. Clara Hoffman; Subject:
"Modern Idolatry."
MONDAY, AUGUST LIST.
"a M.-Gospel Temperance Meeting, led
by Miss Jennie Smith, assisted by George R.
Scott, Esq.
A. M-Demorest Medal Contest by col
ored juveniles, Rev. Harvey Johnson or
! William NJ. Alexander, presiding.
| ia. M.-Address by Rev. John M. Palmer
colored prohibition nominee for congress
man at-large of Pennsylvania in 1886, and
Rev. c. Henry Mead, of New York.
23) P. M.-Frank B. Sappington, Esq, OF
Frederick county, presiding. Joint discus
sion-Hon. John B. Finch, with the oppo-
nents Of Prohibition, or of the Prohibition
Party or friends of High License; or address
by Hon. John B. Finch.
| 7P. M.-Service of Song by the Silver Lake
Combination.
| SP. M.-State Prohibition Party Conven
tion called to order by Hon. William Daniel
Chairman of the State Central Coma ittee
l. Election of temporary officers appoint
ment of committee on credentials, platform
party organization, order of business an(
permanent Off GERS &c.
| 2. Five minute reports from the counties
and Legislative districts of Baltimore City,
OF the condition of the work therein, re
spectively, by vice-PresideEts and others
Music by the Silver Lake Combination.
TUESDAY, AUGUST I'd.
"A. M.-Prohibition Love Feast, led by j
Lloyd Thomas.
10 A. M Continuation Of proceedings o
State Prohibition Convention.
l. Election of permanent officers
2. Reception of reports of committees, etc
8. Miscellaneous business.
4. Adjournment of State Prohibition
Party Convention, and organization of Stat
Prohibition Nominating Convention, anC
the nominal of . State Ticket.
3P. M.--Joshua lowering, Esq, presiding
Addresses by General Clinton B. Fisk of New
Jersey and Hon. Charles S. Wolfe, of Penn
sylvania.
$50 P. M.--Hon. William Daniel presiding
Closing exercises of Convention. Short ad